| The radical injustice of early capitalism gave birth to the overcompensation of totalitarian communism. |
| If such a comparison were to lead to the finding that there is overcompensation, Austria would have to demand its recovery. |
| Without any such rules in place, it would be a matter of chance for overcompensation to be avoided. |
| The reason for this is not to disqualify larger installations but to avoid overcompensation of the larger installations. |
| However, the Commission was concerned that the design of the measure might lead to overcompensation. |
| Perhaps it was some misguided means of overcompensation, an unconscious need to exert control over our situation. |
